Help me identify

[Runyans]

You'll have to forgive me, as its been years since I navigated a forum, so I have to relearn lots.
I would like some help specifically identifying what we have.
We were told 1949, and I am pretty sure it is 22 feet.
No telling when this trailer came up the AlCan, but its in remarkable condition for having done so many decades ago, and weathering who knows how many of our winters in Alaska.

[wkerfoot]

According to this site: http://vintageairstream.com/photo-ar...1948-liner-22/ it is a 1948 Liner. Is it yours?

Bill Kerfoot

Originally Posted by Runyans

You'll have to forgive me, as its been years since I navigated a forum, so I have to relearn lots.
I would like some help specifically identifying what we have.
We were told 1949, and I am pretty sure it is 22 feet.
No telling when this trailer came up the AlCan, but its in remarkable condition for having done so many decades ago, and weathering who knows how many of our winters in Alaska.
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[Runyans]

Yes its ours.

[Runyans]

We found it on a sale site, with the option of either of either paying $2,000, or trading something.
The guy ended up getting quite excited that we had to older trucks in various stages of disrepair. So we traded, and he got 2 trucks to fix and sell, and we got the airstream.
The hitch has broken off the tube.
I think we will just get a new trailer/chassis and start over that way.
Won't be going all out on restoration at first. Just make it usable for our fill the freezer fishing runs.
Eventually want it nice enough to use at the Vintage Market we produce each year.